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I don't see the problem at all.
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The problem is that the right to freely associate in a PRIVATE enterprise is now subject to the whims of Congress.
This, the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)
was probably the worse thing that George Sr did while he was Prez.
If Sears, WalMart, etc., don't feel the need to put in a ramp, then f-'em, go shop elsewhere!
The 'marketplace' will determine the wisdom of those stores' failure to accommodate the disabled consumers, and their families.
My stepdaughter is disabled and the ADA hasn't
done anything for her that her mother and I couldn't have done on our own, at OUR cost, not yours.
Explain that logic!?!?
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Don't need to explain that logic, it's THEIR rules, not mine. It's a private matter!
Ben Hogan suffered a near-fatal car wreck in Feb., 1949. Both legs shattered. Doctors said he'd never walk again, but he thought otherwise. His story of rehabilitation is incredible. He asked for, and received, no special consideration for his injuries. Yet he went on to conquer his 'disabilities' on the green, not in the Courthouse! He won the US Open in 1950, and three major tourneys in 1953! Six of his nine titles came after the wreck!
BTW I don't play golf, so I'll be pleased to allow those who do play golf to explain the reasons for PGA rules, if they 'feel' that they have to explain the rules of a private game!
Jeeze, the Supreme Court really botched this one! Guess they don't have many duffers in the group.
What professional sport is next?
Eric The Hun[>]:)]